Sentences with phrase «built sacred places»

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There are plenty of other places they could build a new Mosque in Manhattan and the site of the former World Trade Center buildings is sacred.

One thing the church must not do, however, is treat buildings like holy sacred places where the true, spiritual stuff happens and everywhere else is secular and unspiritual.

Perhaps any place where humans choose to build a sacred shrine can become a holy place and satisfy their need to locate worship.

Even worse, and more detrimental to the sacred character of the buildings, they will no longer be places for the faithful of the city.

If you think that God is more present in your church building, or on top of some sacred mountain, or in a special prayer sanctuary, you will want to listen to today's episode and listen to what Moses has to say about these sorts of places.

Native Hawaiians say it's sacred ground, while astronomers say it's the best place in the world to build a massive, 18 - story telescope.

Visit important archaeological buildings such as the Ossuary, the Observatory, Las Monjas Group and the Sacred Cenote, a natural sinkhole that used to be a sacred place for sacrifices.

We will pick you up from 8 to 8:30 to head for the archaeological center of Pisac, a beautiful Inca building that is located on top of a mountain from where we will enjoy the majesty of the sacred valley and appreciate the unique and incomparable beauty of the mountains of the Andean Cusco, once we have finished with the guided tour we will return to the bus to go to the artisan market of Pisac where we can appreciate the most beautiful clothes in alpaca wool and also jewelry of all kinds, as well as the commercial exchange that takes place daily in the towns of our beautiful Cusco.

It was created in 16th century in the one - time Jewish ghetto today known as Get by the conversion of the second floor of two attached medieval houses.The most sacred place of the worship, the Aron Hakodesh, is built into the western wall of the Diocletian's Palace.

Before he built garden in this place, this place had been famous since there is a big spring so that people around it consider it sacred water and take that water for religious and health purposes.

It is admirable for its colossal constructions with their impeccable finish, perfectly assembled sets of symmetrical benched terraces, ceremonial centers, like the Intiwatana which must have been used to observe solar movements, as well as for its sacred places, towers, fortified walls, cemetery, urban areas, stone buildings, narrow streets, stairways and aqueducts, to irrigate its agricultural and urban sectors.

if you want to visit and explore a number of stunning Inca sites linked by a beautiful stone pathway built in the midst of the most incredible scenery in rising altitudes but most important enter to this sacred place as the Inkas did.

We had the opportunity to retrace the steps and paths that were built so many centuries ago and then arrive at such a sacred place, with its undefined history giving it a mysterious quality that only adds to the whole experience.

We start the tour of Machu Picchu by visiting the most important buildings of this city with a professional tour guide, who is going to help us to properly explore and better understand the mystery of this sacred place.

Partners for Sacred Places, founded in 1989, works to build the civic value of historic sacred places and the capacity of congregations to better serve their communities as anchor institutions, helping to shape vibrant, creative communPlaces, founded in 1989, works to build the civic value of historic sacred places and the capacity of congregations to better serve their communities as anchor institutions, helping to shape vibrant, creative communplaces and the capacity of congregations to better serve their communities as anchor institutions, helping to shape vibrant, creative communities.

These informative booklets outline 1) the patient complaint process, 2) the mental health and addictions programs and services offered by Northern Health, and 3) the sacred spaces and gathering places available in Northern Health buildings and grounds.